Re: SYSDBA and SYSOPER in ServerManager 4 windows

In article <4kv1cp$hqh_at_news.accent.net>, dallaire_at_megatoon.com says...
>
>Hi,
>
>What userid and password am I supposed to use in order to connect as
>SYSDBA in ServerManager for Windows ? I'm trying to startup or
>shutdown a database running on a Digital UNIX server.
>
>I tried the SYSTEM/xxxxxxx username password, but I can only connect
>as NORMAL and cannot shutdown or startup the database. Is that
>possible ?
>
> Thanks
>Guy Dallaire
>Groupe DMR Inc.
>dallaire_at_megatoon.com
>
>P.S. My opinions are my own and do not reflect those of my employer
>

If you want to startup and shutdown the database from Server Manager in Windows you need only connect up as internal. You can do this over SQL*NET V1 as "nornmal", SYSDBA and SYSOPER are not necessary for this operation.

i.e.	username: internal
	password: internalpass
	connect : t:host:SID

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